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Amethyst Woodstar (view source)
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The '''Amethyst Woodstar''' is found in [[South America]] east of the [[Andes]] from [[Venezuela]] to northern [[Argentina]]. It is one of the smallest [[hummingbird]]s. The Amethyst Woodstar's scientific name is ''Calliphlox amethystina''. The Amethyst Woodstar is very small and with short [[wing]]s and is one of the most proficient fliers in the hummingbird world. Its wing beats have been measured at 80 per second for the male and 70 per second for the (slightly [http://www.britannica.com/eb/topic-90006/Calliphlox-amethystina larger]) female giving her a slightly lower humming note. Its heart beat has also been measured at 20 beats per second or 1,200 beats per minute!
The '''Amethyst Woodstar''' is found in [[South America]] east of the [[Andes]] from [[Venezuela]] to northern [[Argentina]]. It is one of the smallest [[hummingbird]]s. The Amethyst Woodstar's scientific name is ''Calliphlox amethystina''. The Amethyst Woodstar is very small and with short [[wing]]s and is one of the most proficient fliers in the hummingbird world. Its wing beats have been measured at 80 per second for the male and 70 per second for the (slightly [https://www.britannica.com/eb/topic-90006/Calliphlox-amethystina larger]) female giving her a slightly lower humming note. Its heart beat has also been measured at 20 beats per second or 1,200 beats per minute!
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